"In recent days, there has been a dragging or withdrawal of what remains of the Lebanese state into positions aligned with Hezbollah, especially when we talk about Lebanon's entanglement with the situation in Gaza. According to Hezbollah, the Lebanese front is a supportive front for Gaza, and Lebanon is left to its own devices with no responsibility towards the Lebanese people. The evidence for this is that many countries with significant military capabilities have refrained from entering this war because the interests of their people and sovereignty are far more important than external interests. All we see indicates a waste of time within the rules of the game between Hezbollah and Israel," Hakim said in an interview with Voice of Lebanon.

"Today, the responsibility lies in the incapacity of the current political system and the complete control of Hezbollah, which has kidnapped the country. This is consistently emphasized by the Kataeb Party through official statements. It is essential to note that the war is not in southern Lebanon but in Gaza. However, the faction controlling the country through its arms has dragged Lebanon into this war today, as happened in 1975, leading us to the current situation," he noted.

"We affirm that the majority of the Lebanese people reject this situation. We support the Palestinian cause and people, but without any military intervention from Lebanon because the country's capabilities cannot bear it," he added.

In a related context, he continued, "Diplomatic pressure on Israel yields results, as seen recently in the complaint filed by South Africa with the International Court of Justice, a clear indication of its effectiveness."

Hakim pointed out that sovereignty in Lebanon exists in certain areas but is absent in others, such as the border villages subject to Hezbollah's control.